How do I get into coding as a designer? Can programming be entertaining and on which platforms does the Creative Code community meet? In episode 38 of the Hurra Hurra Podcast, Christian Zöllner and Raphaël de Courville talk about ways in which skills can be imparted outside of traditional educational institutions and learning communities can assemble through online platforms like Discord. Furthermore, de Courville gives an insight into the question of how media artists benefit from NFTs and how harmful the NFT market really is to the climate.

#creativecode #learnability #nft

Raphaël de Courville is a designer, artist, and illustrator from Paris. Since 2012 he has been the co-host of Creative Code Berlin, a community that promotes interdisciplinary exchanges between art and technology. Raphaël hosts live streams about creative code every Tuesday and Sunday on Twitch. He lives and works in Berlin.

Related links:

→ Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle

→ Hurra Hurra Festival

→ Raphaël de Courville's Linktree

→ Raphaël de Courville on Twitter

→ Hyperlink Academy

→ Article: Why “Fine Arts” Can No Longer Be Culturally Relevant

Article:"The problem of (Ethereum) CryptoArt by Joanie Lemercier

Creative Code Berlin meetups

My twitch channel: twitch.tv/sableraph The Birbs's Nest Discord: https://discord.gg/S8c7qcjw2b

Memos tweet / thread on the nft eco issue https://twitter.com/memotv/status/1308683955705655296?s=20

If people want to dive deeper, I made this timeline of the "cleanNFT" movement: https://hot-flea-a19.notion.site/1f308f8e199a421ab61a90b4141e17c8?v=165fed58d6ec4253bc2f95609ed1e3f2